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Size : Medium
Dimensions : H-20 W-14 inches
Medium : Natural Colors on Cloth

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Rizwan Khatri's Colorful Tree of Life Rogan Artwork not only celebrates the beauty of Rogan art but also serves as a testament to the indomitable spirit of human creativity. This evocative artwork is a window into a world steeped in tradition and storytelling, inviting us to cherish the diverse tapestry of life itself. Inspired by the rich cultural heritage of India, this artwork captures the essence of a timeless art form that dates back centuries. In this captivating composition, Khatri's skilled hand brings to life a kaleidoscope of colors, meticulously handcrafted with the Rogan technique. This ancient art form, hailing from the Kutch region of Gujarat, involves the use of intricately patterned fabric motifs, created by using a castor oil-based paint. The central motif, the Tree of Life, is an emblem of continuity and interconnectedness, resonating with the viewer's spirit. Its branches reach towards the heavens, entwined with birds, butterflies, and flowers, symbolizing the interdependence of all living beings. The meticulous detailing, reminiscent of traditional Indian miniature paintings, invites the viewer to immerse themselves in a visual narrative.

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    Rizwan Khatri is a 7th generation Rogan artist. His father Sidik Khatri, a well known Master artist from village Nirona in Kutch lost everything after the 2001 earthquake and had to forcibly give up rogan art in order to support his family . Rizwan was a young student then but had the vision and love for his family's heritage to take up rogan art again. His father, first skeptical, saw his perseverance and supported him and his brother then took up the art too and together they have been innovating and taking this art forward in new ways. His work has now also been showcased at the Lakme Fashion Week and a painting by him has also been presented by PM Modi to the British High Commissioner. Rizwan has now also taken the initiative to teach this art to 15 women in his village - again a testament to his progressive thinking as women were earlier barred from learning this art. 

    Rogan Art


    Rogan art is a unique and ancient form of textile painting that hails from the Kutch region in Gujarat, India. This traditional craft has a rich history, dating back over 300 years, and has recently gained renewed interest, both in India and internationally. History and Legend Rogan art is believed to have Persian origin, practiced by the Muslim Khatri community. The term "Rogan" itself is derived from the Persian word "rog," meaning oil. The craft has been passed down through generations within the Khatri community in the village of Nirona, in the Kutch district.  Techniques and Details Rogan art is a painstakingly detailed process. The craft involves boiling castor oil until it thickens, then adding natural pigments to create a vivid, colorful paste. Artisans use a metal stylus, known as a "kalam," to draw intricate designs on fabric, typically cotton or silk. At body temperature, threads of colors are carefully twisted using Kalam, to create designs. Unlike conventional painting, the artisans don’t use pre-drawn patterns; instead, the designs are created freehand, often inspired by nature, folklore, or traditional motifs. One of the most striking features of Rogan art is its vibrant colors and intricate patterns. Artisans can spend hours or even days on a single piece, carefully layering the colored paste to create a 3D effect. Common motifs include peacocks, trees of life, flowers, and traditional Indian designs like paisleys and mandalas. For many years, Rogan art was at risk of disappearing. However, thanks to the efforts of the Khatri families in Nirona, the craft has seen a resurgence. In 2014, the Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, presented a Rogan art piece to then-U.S. President Barack Obama, bringing international attention to the craft.  FAQs How long does it take to create a Rogan art piece?The time required to create a Rogan art piece depends on the complexity of the design and the size of the fabric. Simple designs may take a few hours to complete, while more intricate and larger pieces can take several days or even weeks. Is Rogan art environmentally friendly?Yes, Rogan art is environmentally friendly, as it uses natural materials like castor oil and organic pigments. The traditional methods employed in creating Rogan art have minimal environmental impact, making it a sustainable craft.



    Product Details

    Title Mystical Symphony: Celebration of a Palatial Tradition Rogan Art by Rizwan Khatri
    Artist Rizwan Khatri
    Art Style Rogan Art
    Medium Natural Colors
    Size Medium
    Dimension 20 in(H) X 14 in(W)
    Themes Tree of Life
    Color Multicoloured
    Country of Origin Gujarat, India

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